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Britain's biggest housebuilder Persimmon 'faces losing its right to sell homes in the Help to Buy scheme' as it gets set to report £1 billion profit. There's an article in Daily Mail about it if anyone is interested. ..."Housing secretary James Brokenshire is reviewing their (Persimmon) participation in the scheme which accounted for half of the homes it built last year."
I missed it when it dived the last time but I'm in today. Ten percent yield, WOW.
Has the wind finally changed? I very much hope so.
Don't get scared. My top up was triggered at 65.80 today so I set another a bit lower at 59 although I hope/think it won't get that low. Might the recent drop be disturbing but I still believe in LTG.
I admit it's a boring stock but as someone wise said boring is good.
Someone is very desperate to get rid of the shares. I wonder if it reaches the recent dip of 65.4p. I've set a buy order at 66 for 500 shares to find out.
I'll start to worry when it goes below 70p but not too much. Bought it for a long time.
Not on that list. Don't know why AB doesn't show up there but they filled TR-1 stating indirect voting rights on 30 Nov. Maybe their stake is that big. Just guessing.
Wall of worries, bear market. It'll probably be even lower for longer.
Cadian, Coltrane, Polar Capital, Ennismore and yes, Abrams Bison. https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00BYQ0HV16/
I'm not an expert but I see it a bit different. Credit Suisse doesn't have the mentioned shares, as it's shown in TR-1 form the shares are own indirectly. They are on loan? I don't know. Probably to be used by shorters IMO. I've seen a few names already.
Abrams Bison Investments Llc is a hedge fund that manages 2.6 BN dollars in regulatory AUM. Hedge fund means an offshore investment fund, typically formed as a private limited partnership, that engages in speculation using credit or borrowed capital.
Sold my entire stake this morning. Should've done it when Abrams Bison first appeared as a share holder. My mistake. What's more, in today's update they said : "...while continued investment in growth is predicted to cause even greater earnings losses for 2019." Many feel disappointed by the fact there won't be any profit for the time being. Will enter again well below 1000p.
Overall very good day. I can't remember the last time the share went up by 8 percent in a single day.
My sincere sympathy for all share holders here. It could have happened to anyone but I hope you won't give up investing on AIM in the future. There are also some really good companies as well. As a example of a spectacular collapse let me mention just one once big name : Carillion. Good luck.
If "sell your house for £1,000" by CWD is true, where's the profit? Running a high street branch would eat everything in such harsh market now.
It's time it starts coming out of abyss. Isn't it? Results next month.
It's oversold. I'm in.
Looking not so rosy lately. It could even drop another 10-20% but will still hold it. Was it a coincidence that the hedge fund appeared here not long ago?
"...the Board anticipates that the results for the full year ending 31 December 2018 will be ahead of current market expectations." They're gaining momentum.